... the pamphlet, which, as you may have overlooked, I shall now quote : At the last general election, in 1859, Earl Russell, then Lord John, was opposed as one of the Whig candidates for the city of London. was expected he would run hard, and therefore every ...

... Sept. 5, at 1. John Garlick, Carl ton-terrace, Peckham, and Chilton-terrace, New Peckbam, baker, Sept. 5, 1. Ephraim Wright, Grafton-atreet, Mile end. Sept. 6. at I. John Russell, Robert-street, Bedford-row, coachman. Sept. 6, at 1. John Welton. Ledbury-street ...

... life of the late William Allen, referring to the origin of the institution and tbe acceptance of the othce chairman Lord John Russell, the present earl. The Rev. Newman Hall seconded the motion, which was adopted. The Rev. J. H. Txtcomb moved a resolution ...

... appeared to kiss each other. He deprecated the conduct of the honourable member for Sheffield the attack be had made on Lord John Russell, and when he made the observation that the noble lord would bare been a schoolmaster if he bad not been statesman. Bat ...

... Aug. 11, the Era, screw steamer, for Bt. Petersburg; screw steamer, for Bremen; Emma, screw steamer, for Ohriatiana; Lord John Russell, steamer, for Dunkirk. Deal, Friday Morning.—Passed, the Mary, of Yarmouth, from the west for the north. Sailed, the wind ...

... Etheridge, James Edward Katon, John BarUng Marsh, Richard Borough Crawford, Henry Croft, Henry James Lacon, Albert Heseltlne, Charles Richardson Johnson. Commanders to be Retired Captains—Right Hon. Lord Francis John Russell, William Manners Wellington Douglas ...

... Kaerimner, from Montevideo ; Pandora, from Quebec; Dwina. from Cuxbaven; Lord Clyde, from MemeL Sailed, Augusts, the Lord John Russell, for Dunkirk; St. Petersburg (steamer.. for St. Petersburg; Colonial Empire, for Sydney. Dead, Wednesday Morning.—Passed ...

... they appeared to be official documents, some of them confidential communications between the private secretary of Lord John Russell and the secretary to the Lord-Lieutenant. One of these documents bore the endorsement the Secretary of State, and they ...

... reforms that have taken place in toe last years at least; and ask whether Lord Derby shall reoiace him ? You may that Lord John Russell has not gone in the first rank in the cause Reform; but will you toll that Lord Malmesbury should replace him ? (Hear, ...

... purchase, vice Jessop; July 19. . „ . . . . _ . , . 4th Hussars—Lieutenant Russell England to be Captain, by purchase, vice Arthur Watson Capel Brooke, who retires Cornet John Lawrence Lieutenant, by purchase, vice England ; Thomas Henry Porker, Gent ...

... dishonour. Retrenchment—true retrenchmen —was a feature tbe Conservative rattier than the Liberal party. As to reform, Lord John Russell bad told the House to rest aud thankfuland since then the question had slumbered under tbe Ministerial benches, possibly ...

... from Lord Melbourne to Lord John Russell. Lord Russell wrote to Lord Melbourne, asking him to make some provision for one Moore’s sons. This was Lord Melbourne’s reply, and it contains a very useful piece of advice * ‘My dear John, —I return you Moore’s letter ...